In this reflection, our CEO Nadine Bartholomeusz-Raymond responds to a recent article co-authored by Dr Melinda Goodyear and explores why a “village” of support matters for young people, families, services and systems.
Satellite Foundation facilitated a co-creation workshop with young people at La Trobe Youth Space, using interactive activities to gather ideas, insights and feedback.
Satellite's Madeleine Griffith talks about the origins of Satellite and the benefits of creative practice for our wellbeing.
Satellite attended CAWRI, a conference exploring the intersection of youth mental health, arts, and creative practice.
Learn how Satellite Foundation helps young people like Dee reach their full potential through creativity and connection.
Learn how Satellite Foundation helps young people like Madeline make life-changing connections through meeting other young carers.
Our CEO, Nadine Bartholomeusz-Raymond, shares her perspective in this article on what this movement signals young people are seeking—connection, creativity, and a sense of belonging beyond the pressures of the online world.
March 30 marks World Bipolar Day, a time to raise awareness and fight the stigma associated with this condition. At Satellite, we shine a light on this day to acknowledge the children and young people experiencing its impact within their families.
For Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2026, we have compiled useful resources on how neuro-affirming values can be applied at home and in schools. We also share how Satellite applies these values within our organisation.
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land we live, work and create on, and pay our respects to Elders past and present.
We acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded.
Always was, always will be, Aboriginal land.
